5000 tolarjev 2002 — Slovenia ( Pick: 33a )

Region: Europe

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Banknote description

The banknote is a 5000 tolarjev issued in Slovenia in 2002. It is cataloged under Pick number 33a. The banknote features dimensions of 156 x 78 mm.

The design is predominantly green and brown with holographic elements. It is printed on paper and is signed by Mitja Gaspari (Governor), Leon Repovž (Member of Council), and Božo Jašovič (Member of Council).

A total of 15,000,000 units were produced. Slovenia introduced the tolarjev as its official currency when it gained independence in 1991.

Specifications

Signed by: Mitja Gaspari (Governor), Leon Repovž (Member of Council), Božo Jašovič (Member of Council)
Date of issue: 15 January 2002
Colour: Predominantly green and brown with holographic elements
Dimensions: 156 x 78 mm
Amount produced: 15,000,000
Pick catalog: 33a

About this banknote

The issuing authority of this banknote was the Bank of Slovenia. This 5000 tolarjev note was part of a series issued in 2002. This note was introduced to replace earlier currency used in Slovenia prior to the adoption of the euro in 2007.

The front side design features a portrait of Ivana Kobilca, a renowned Slovenian painter. The reverse side displays the National Gallery of Ljubljana. This particular note, Pick number 33a, was printed on paper with dimensions of 156 x 78 mm. A total of 15,000,000 notes were produced with signatures from Mitja Gaspari, Leon Repovž, and Božo Jašovič.